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Alton, B
Alton, D
Anderson
Andrew, E.
Burns, J. X
Campbell, M.
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Collyer, J,
Colwell, C. —.
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Farrish, Alex
Farrish, Anna
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Graham, D.
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Hamilton, L.
Hamilton, M.
Hamilton, R.
Henderson, J.
Inglis, J; -X.
Jewitt, A.
Jamieson, I.
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Johnstone, H.
Lee, . F. ±.x—
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Reid; J. ----—55
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Graham, Dorothy —54
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Hamilton; Marion- —53
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Morrison, Melvin
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Macintosh,'.Kathleen ^1
MacKenzie,, Robert -
Pearlman, Jennie
Ostrander, Rexford
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Ritchie, Harold ?
Ritchie, Mildred
Ritchie, Dorils
Sherriff, Graham __ _
Struthers, Mary ^..-..„.68
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Solomon, Muriel -;-^75
Steward? Zylyda .—64
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MacKenzie, Betty ......
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Campbell, Marion —61
Ackert, R. —
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Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Gillespie o|
Whitechurch, were Sunday visitors at
Jas. Hodgins’.
* Mr. Jack Graham and Mr, -G?.
Herzog of Ann* Arbour, Mich., spent
the week end with the former’s par-
ents, Mr. andMrs.Herb;Graham.
-^Mr^Sam—Hald0nby-. retu wd-home»
from Toronto where he spent the
w<Uk end, . • '
’ A number from here attended the
funeral of the. late Jas. Walsh of
Huron -:on—Saturday - afternoon.^We.
extend, sympathy to the bereaved
ones.
Mr.
’ The •• /
XiUCknow Sentinel
Published every Thursday morning
at Lucknow, Ontario. ■
Mrs. A. D. MacKenzie — Proprietor
> Caihpbe.ll Thompson—Publisher .
' THURSDAY, APRIL 4th, 1935 ~
Mr; and Mrs. Fred Thompson Qf
Toronto are visiting wttb Mri .«nd
Mrs, Joe Tiffin, ,4.; f '' ''.f
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Jamieson; and
family-^^o^Pagamount^ristte^li^.
Wednesday with her brother, Mr.
James and Mrs. Mclnnes.
Miss Dorothy Knight of Lpndop is
visiting her sisterniUHlaw, Mrs.
Leonard Knight. , * . ' x
Mr?.Wm. J. Fisher'’ has engaged
'MF^lfBd"DalfW bf Crew^e^iiiFWojrk"
for him., " .■"?■
* Mr, and Mrs. Duncan Kennedy and
Miss Jacqueline Larkin of Wingham
visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
David Kennedy. ,
Mr. David Jamieson of Toronto at—
tende^ the funeral of his aunt, Mrs.
Thos. Henderson.^ .
Mr. Robert Purdon was kicked on
the leg by a horse one day last week,
No bones were broken, but he was
going" around? on~ crutches. . -. ;—
Mr. Alex Purvis is in this com
munity with his circular saw Cutting
wood. .. v
Mr. Beth Gaunt who has been work
ing for Mrs: Wm. J. Fisher for sev-
eraT weeks, has engaged to .work for
Mr, Rod. MacDougall of near Lucknow
The community Was saddened last’
Wednesday when they heard of the
death^ofMf3.Thog.Henderson, who-
was a comparatively “young woman
and lived all her life in this commun
ity; She was in failing health for a
few ■ years. She leaves to mourn her
loss, her husband and six sons, Hugh
David, Robert, James, Charles, Law
rence and Andrew, also ■ one sister,.
■Mps. Wm. ’Dawson, and four brothers,
Mr. Robert. Henry Purdtm of^thF
west-and- -Messrs._William, AlCx E,
of this community and1 James Purdon
of St. Helens. The funeral was held
fronr-the-Presbyterian-Ghurch—which:
Was very largely attended lnterment
was made in Wingham cemetery.
w Irene Duniw — J
•nd Richard Dix
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“GRIN AND BEAR IT” ?
With Edgar Kennedy :
AND FOX NEWS .
and Mrs. Wm. Jackson, and
family were Sunday visitors at Wes
ley Guests’.
Mi8sWinniePercy,;R.N.,hasre-
turned to Kincardine to resume her
duties there.
Mr. Jno. Culbert of Ripley renewed
old acquaintances here on Sunday..
The Church Society met on Monday
evening, April 1st, in the Anglican
basement. The program was.; as fol
lows; Hymn 783. Bert McLean read
the. scripture lesson and gave the ex-
.3 planationJ of it. Mr. Burgess, lead, in
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prayer. A religious “ diarogiie ' was
given by Mr. and Mrs. Levi Ecken-
swilier and Fred Jackson. Mr. Wm.
Cox had charge of the current events.
Music was "given by the orchestra;
Jno., McFarlan, violin,. Orland Mc
Farlan, -mouth 1 organ,.. May Boyle;
guitar and Wm. Jackson, bones). A
quartette (Mr. and MrS. Eckenswiller
Art=Graham=ahd-FredJackson)gave
humdrpus numbers., after.; which Ernie
Pullen and Jimmie Hodge sang a
song. Mr. Burgess had charge of a
skit “The gathering of the nuts.” Fred
Jackson lead community singing,
which was followed by .the Mock
Parliament. Those, taking part were—
Speaker, Leri Boyle; Governor Gen-
eral^W^Bayle^qn^JB^^^^n^
Rev. McRitchie; His Cabinet, Bert
McI^ahTWmrHaTdenbyrArt-Graham^
Jack Hodgins; Hon. McKenzie King;
Rev. Burgess; His Cabinet; Clara
MacDonald. HazeKPercy, Mrs.?Bur-
CHURCHNOTES
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United Church Y. P; S.
The Y,. P, S. on Monday evening
ent;ertmned the members of the Young
People’s .Societies of Bethel and Pine
River. The visiting societies put on
jhe program with, an instructive wor
ship period and duet, followed by a
"shbrt^l^^ct~play~“April-"FOol?!--;-A--
socialTdialfThOur-^^^
“NfexF Monday night, tlie •-¥. P. Sf.
will' present a^ain the sabred drama,
?He .passed .thru Samaria” Everyone ’
welcome..;' ' . :?
Presbyterian Y? W.’ A. •'
The Y- W A. met at the home of
Mrs; W. J. Spindler on Thursday
evening, with Miss McGill in’the chair
After the-;,openirig exercises the Bible,
study was . taken by Mrs. Ewan Mc-
Kenzie, who^gave7 a^plindidtalk "bn "
“Christ as Our Master,” The topic
‘‘Frontier Work in Alberta”, was
taken -by’ Miss Greta ‘Campbell, Mis
ses' Peggy, Marian and Helen Mac
Donald ‘contributed a vocal trio. A ,
reading j>y Mrs. Duncan MacDonald
was much enjoyed. After the singing
of a hymn, the meeting ■ closed with
prayer by Miss Evelyn McLeod.
Sunshine Mission Band
The Sunshine Mission Band met on
April 1st, The meeting opened with
the singing of hymn 406 and the re
peating of the Lord’s prayer. Jean
Struthers read the scripture lesson.
Collection was then taken and the
minutes of the last meeting were read
and adopted. . Doris Wylds sang a
pleasing solo and Helen Buswell redd
an -Easter-storv.L-Mrs. Brack took the
topic", after which Alma SoIoman-gave
a recitatioii. The roll was called and
with the singing of hymn 432 and the
repeating, of the Mizpah benediction
the meeting was brought to a close.^
Sec’y. . ‘ : •' - : ?■ .j
. - —p'rjLS,.y.-|ji—nT7.T;~“”,g| ■;.
Presbyterian Guild .
There was a good attendance at
The Guild Monday evening, when~a'
splendid, program was given by the
Lookout com. Norman Taylor read
_the Scripture lesson, which was fol-
lowed by | a chorus by Winifred John-
‘Ston’s class of.girls and boys. Isabel
Douglas gave a reading “The Last
Hymn” in which Mr- Horace Aitchi-
80n: sang “Jesus Lover of My Soul.”
A quartette was sung by Frank Mac
Kenzie, Charlie Jewitt, Leonard Mc
Donald and Aylmer Aitchisdn. Miss
^jth-^i-Rustrated-4Hde^
—NEXT WEEK—
, George O'Brien
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Johnston, Marion ~^_™.__73
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INDIGESTION
------jfaiLklyrelieved
Indignation, Gas, Heartburn, Paine after
Eating. Bloating and Belching. 8aveyoar-
-eelf many£daye- ot Buffering by_.getting..,. KICK’S 8TOMALKA, a. remedy yon will
never be without once you try it. Economi
cal, and, never fails to bring quick, sure
, ' relief in ’even most stubborn cases of sour,
acid stomach. At drug stores.
Get a bottle of KIRK’S STOMALKA at
McKIM’S DRUG STORE
^Mr^-^eorgeJSimeweuL. of Holyrood, .
Toltoh of town to manage his farm
on the South Line, Brant, for the-
coming year. — Walkerton Herald-
Times, ' . . ?\ PARAMOUNT
' Mrs. James MacDonald and Miss
Arine spent the week end in Goderich.
, Miss Jean MacAuley is risking
with Mr., and Mrs. Earlc Swab, 9th
con.. ' - ' ■. '
fjMiss Margaret Murray, entertained
op Friday and Monday evefiings with
euchre arid dancing.
Mr. Frank Ketchabaw, Mr. and
Mrs.- Oliver Cudney and family, Galt
spent the week end, with their mother
Mrs. Ketchabaw?
B Mr. Charlie. Morrisdn is at . Mr.
William MacGill’s , for a few weeks.
Mr. arid* Mrs. Jack McIntosh and
Mr. and-Mrs. Art Cook and Cameron
attended the silver. wedding celebra
tion at Mr. and Mrs. Angus Graham’s
4th concession.
Mrs. Elliott Sandy spent Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Art'Cook.
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Mr. . David Anderson of Dunjop,
spent' the week end with his parents.
A special Communion and Reception
service was observed, in..Zion Church
on Sunday morning, when Mr. Charlie
Anderson, Mb. Sid Smith; Mr.-Lloyd
Hunter and Miss Tillie Ritchie were
received into Church ' membership.
•> Mr. and Mrs. Fred Anderson and
Charlie, visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Freeman on Sunday. . ■ • ‘
The concert Sponsored by the Y. P.,
S. was presented in the hall on Wed
nesday riight last, to-a large -and ap
preciative audience.Featuring thb
program Wpre, a ’farce “Ejm’t LaUgh”
vocal and instrumental nuinbk by
uthe^chool~chiJdrmi^and*the*yOungArteh
and recitations by * Joe and Tom Pat-
lobr—?•—
Mr. rind Mrs; Fred Anderson and
Mrs.. Maggie McKay spent „ Monday
with Mafeking friends. '
Mrs. Ernest s Gdrdn^r .and. Cecil,
visited recently with Mr. and Mrs.
Jas. Craig; St Augustine,
WAWANOSH^COUNCIL f
' . ' March 11th, 1935.
|! The Council of West Wawanosh
held the regular meeting on the above
date' with Reeve Stewart presiding.
The minutes of Jhe February meeting
were read and accepted on motion of
Councillors Gammie and McQuillin.
A representative from The Hydro
Electric Power Commission was pro- •
sent and the by-law, sanctioning five
year contracts, was passed on motion-
of Councillors Smyth and'McQuillin.
On motion of Councillors Gammie and
Smyth a by-law, authorizing the
Reeve arid Treasurer to borrow suffi-’
cient money for current expenditure,
Was passed. The Road superintendent
was instructed to advertise for ten-
dera for the crushing and hauling" of *
gravel. The following accounts were
read and ordered paid.
? W. H. McClure, relief supbhes,
$12.50; C. Asquith, bridge lights,
$4.001 Lawrence Reid, fence posts,
$17M - ’ < ■•
The eouhrii ^adjoriffiod"' to jmieiii-----
April 8th, at 1.30 p.m.
« Durbin Phiilijps, Clerk.
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LUCKNOW GIRLS IN
TORONTO CHURCH p PLAY
Last Thursday's Toronto Star car-""
ried the pictures of Willamine and
Edna Agar, former Lucknow yOung’.'.
ladies, now Of Toronto and daughters
of Mr. ahd Mrs.. Alesc Agar. The Agar
sisters were two, of a quartette of
members of the choir of Grace United
^hutcli^pr^sentin^a^n^^^^ —-
‘The Quilting BOe at Bascombs” aA A
feature of a church entertainment ‘
last Week. . “
The setting of the play was a small
Main village jn the gay nineties, and . ’
tho four young ladies wore in cosf
tame typical:-to that-period. 1 .